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9 0 <br />The purpose of this model document is to assist California <br />businesses, regulators and professional engineers/consulting <br />engineers in preparing tank/tank system assessments that meet the <br />requirements for tanks used to store, accumulate or treat hazardous <br />waste'. The format presented in this model is not required by law, <br />but provides a format by which all required information is referenced <br />and included. <br />One problem commonly encountered by regulators during the review <br />of prepared assessments is finding assessments which contain <br />"conditions" that are applied to the assessment. Engineers shall not <br />sign or stamp this assessment unless the tank/tank system is fully <br />compliant with all referenced sections. This required to reduce the <br />number of instances where engineers are providing truthful <br />information and assessment of a tank system, but an assessment <br />which does not demonstrate compliance with regulatory <br />requirements. This situation commonly results in businesses <br />expending additional time and money to remedy a situation they <br />believe is in compliance. <br />The model includes multiple sections which, cumulatively, provide all <br />required information. Each of the documents included in this model <br />are included below: <br />Tank assessment: <br />For each tank, complete one 'Tank Assessment Page". <br />Containment: <br />For exterior lined systems (bermed) complete "Secondary Containment <br />Assessment Page A". <br />For vaulted systems complete "Secondary Containment Assessment Page C. <br />Seismic: <br />Discrepancies/Non compliant issues: <br />For all initial discrepancies, complete an "Initial Discrepancies and Corrections <br />Taken" page — noting discrepancies and fixes, including dates of completion. <br />' California Code of Regulations, title 22, sections 66265.191, 66265.192, and 66265.193 <br />Company Name Tank/Tank System identification <br />